Kincaid played through torn PCL

[NoSaint]

1 minute ago, Einstein said:

You see 45 year old uncles making that type of catch on the beach every weekend.

yea I hate to say it but a soft fall without a defender is exactly the type of play that wins the family reunion game… but lost the afccg

[ExiledInIllinois]

1 hour ago, zow2 said:

 

Bruh, catch the ball.  it’s right there served up for you.  

No go watch Mahomes... When it said: "FLAG" in big yellow letters, it probably sticks as a late hit.

[djp14150]

1 hour ago, MikePJ76 said:

it was obvious he never really recovered and was gutting it out.  

 

still disagree with all the people who are down on him but I wish he would have caught that ball.  Having a deep ball in the 4th quarter two years in a row dropped vs the chiefs in the playoffs is just a kick in the nuts.

 

Hope he is great next year.

 

on this board I’ve been saying he was not 100% when he came back after missing games but folks on here were crapping on him.

[Billz4ever]

1 minute ago, djp14150 said:

 

on this board I’ve been saying he was not 100% when he came back after missing games but folks on here were crapping on him.

 

I would prefer Knox, who's a better blocker than Dalton anyway, than having a gimped Kincaid on the field.  I had more faith in Knox to make a big catch this season. He had that amazing one-hander against Detroit.  Another decision I'll never understand.

[Brand J]

Kincaid will be fine, he’ll be going home with his millions and maybe a smoking hot chick on his arm, while “all y’all will be going back to your little jobs.”

[NewEra]

44 minutes ago, TheFunPolice said:

 

That's my major problem with McDermott. The guy was hired based on his defensive prowess. This is what we should expect from OUR defense. 

 

 

I hear ya-  but it’s turned out that building a great culture has been his greatest attribute as a HC.  That’s why he’s here now imo.  Not because of his defensive prowess.  He’s no Spags when it comes to defensive play calling 

[ExiledInIllinois]

1 minute ago, NewEra said:

I hear ya-  but it’s turned out that building a great culture has been his greatest attribute as a HC.  That’s why he’s here now imo.  Not because of his defensive prowess.  He’s no Spags when it comes to defensive play calling 

But some how his Ds are number one in takeaways AND in over 50+ games now, only two where D lost by over 6 points... How many seasons is that.  Yesterday lost by 3. Shocking. 

 

Translation:  His Ds don't get stomped. 

[Ethan in Cleveland]

He should have caught it.

Go have surgery and be better next year.  

 

[Billsatlastin2018]

2 hours ago, DaVinci said:

He should have been out. We have a carbon copy in Knox. Why continue to play him. More poor coaching decisions.

 

Indeed.

 

And they have both been carbon copy below average and not worth a third of what they are being paid! Like so many similar position players, they are also in the bottom third of game output. 
 

Simply put, they are not and have not been very good!

More Beane failures… Chumpionship not Championship players!

[Jay_Fixit]

Travis Henry played with a broken leg. 

 

It's football. 

 

Catch the ***** ball, guy.

[Livinginthepast]

The injury makes his unimpressive season understandable. But it has nothing to do with dropping that catch. Had he not been able to get back to it after it was thrown behind him I get it , but he did get back to it and had arms on the ball.  He also could have bread basket caught it as well. But that seems to be an old school technique that is lost on many of  todays players. But whats stupid about all this and very Billsy if this is true, is why, if he had such a bad injury was he on the field? How can you be effective if your PCL is torn? Kincaid obviously was worse for wear this year. They should have shut him down and got him surgery. They have Quintin Morris as well who could have backed up Dawson Knox who has been superior to Kincaid this year anyway. All around , bad personnel management!

[Ed_Formerly_of_Roch]

2 hours ago, Chaos said:

I agree with the sentiment.  But would a torn PCL in  the knee, make the turn back to the ball extra challenging? I have no idea personally. 

 

Add to that his momentum was carrying him away form the ball.  I'm not a doctor, (but did stay at  Holiday Inn) so can confirm that would make it even harder to get to the ball.

[Livinginthepast]

7 minutes ago, Jay_Fixit said:

Travis Henry played with a broken leg. 

 

It's football. 

 

Catch the ***** ball, guy.

And Travis fathered a child before, during and after the game with 3 separate women too!

[The Frankish Reich]

Man, rough crowd. 
His buddy Knox tells Wawrow, “you know, he did play on a torn PCL all year.” And the response is “stop making excuses, Kincaid!”

 

[GaryPinC]

2 hours ago, MJS said:

That's what I said when I first saw it. He needs to use his hands! What's the point of those fancy, sticky gloves if you don't even use them! Instead he let it bounce off his arms.

Yeah, I have feeling they don't practice low balls as much as they should, but understandable as less are thrown there.  Still, he knows how to do it.  Maybe he just misjudged it.

 

[Bruce Smith Va Tech 78]

3 hours ago, YodaMan79 said:

Does the lingering knee issue make his hands go to sh!t?  Poll the whole NFL at this time of the year.  I suspect 1/3 of the players on the field are in rough shape. 

You’re joking right? Ever play through a bad lower half injury in almost any sport? 

[Billsfanatic8989]

Why was he on the field if he was that injured?

[AlCowlingsTaxiService]

3 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

 

Wasn’t aware his PCL was in his hands 

[Comebackkid]

hard to tell but looked like he over ran where he thought the ball was going...turned around and dive caught the ball but 

when his elbows hit the ground it kicked the ball out?

[YodaMan79]

If you've ever played a sport beyond the high school level, you'd know that once the season starts, you're never truly healthy. The coaching staff often resorts to the familiar "are you injured or just hurt?" rhetoric. At this level, it’s not about the love of the game anymore—it’s about results. Injury or no injury, the only thing anyone remembers is the outcome.

In this case, he was in position to make the play, and that’s what matters. On a side note, I’m sure Allen is dealing with more than just a broken hand right now, and the only reason we even know about it is because of his high-profile status. That said, I’d conservatively estimate that at least one-third of the league is playing through significant injuries. This is why the average NFL career lasts less than 3–4 years. Enough with the injury excuses—it’s just part of the game.

 

I've wrestled with kids who were amazing athletes with PCL tears, missing ACLs and other debilitating injuries who performed at all-American status in a much more demanding forum.  Sorry if I'm not sympathetic to an overhyped and over drafted millionaire who came up short. 

 

30 minutes ago, Bruce Smith Va Tech 78 said:

You’re joking right? Ever play through a bad lower half injury in almost any sport? 

 

Edited Monday at 10:16 PM by YodaMan79